Middletown Journal Publication and Rates Notice
The Middletown Journal in Middletown Ohio lists address at Broad and First Ave. Subscription rates are six cents per weekday and fifteen cents for Sunday, with carrier and mail options in and outside the trading area. Annual rates apply for mail subscriptions, with U.S. and international options. The paper emphasizes its daily publication and a Psalm verse.
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Middletown Journal
Middletown, Ohio
S. Broad At
First Ave
U.S.A
Easter and spring unite in a timeless belief
The piece links Easter to spring as a shared emblem of rebirth and hope. It argues that celebrating in spring mirrors humanity’s ancient sense of wonder, with dawn man peering out to a greening world. Jesus Christ offers fulfillment of that hope in a God centered universe.
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Jesus Christ
Stewart Edward White
Resuming Atmospheric Nuclear Tests Seen as Inevitable
The piece argues the United States will likely proceed with atmospheric nuclear tests unless Russia accepts international verification for a test ban. It warns of a testing spiral, other nations’ pursuit, and rising radioactive pollution affecting current and future generations, while acknowledging the calculated risk and unclear motives.
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Russia
Kremlin
France
China
Free World
Great Day for Litter Bugs
Sam and Ella, fastidious about home and yard, took the children on a spring picnic. After hot dogs and malts, they left debris along the roadside and pushed trash toward a distant fireplace, then returned to their tidy home.
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Fila
Ella
Tom
Alice
Easter Hope and Dreams Beyond Death in New Orleans Diary
In a New Orleans hospital a fourteen year old girl in serious condition writes in her diary about faith and Easter, shaping a message of gratitude and the birth of the soul. Across California a mother thanks God for Davey’s life and strength after his death, while readers report visions of departed loved ones and religious signs observed at Sea Island.
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California
God
Davey
Jack
Sea Island
Georgia
Arthur Moore
Big Tabernacle
Bishop Moore
Communion of Saints
City re timing signals sparks traffic woes and danger
A city survey shows new traffic signal timing aims to smooth west east flow on main streets but drivers report stuck lights and delays. In other news a furnace outage caused a fire scare at a Warren County home as Butch Jackson alerted occupants and firefighters prevented damage. Local officials and residents react to urban charm and preservation efforts as readers share safety reflections.
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Butch
Paul Barker
Franklin
Warren County
Carl Jackson
Moreland Drive
Bad Neighbor Policy on Water Rights with Mexico and Canada
Paul Harvey argues that a good neighbor policy fails when United States actions polluted the Colorado River and harmed Mexican cropland. He cites a 1944 treaty securing water for Mexicali Valley, warns 5,000 tons of salt daily entering Mexico, and condemns U S aid to others while neglecting border neighbors. The piece frames geopolitics, irrigation, and moral obligation in stark terms.
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United States
Colorado River
Mexicali Valley
Arizona
Colorado
Congo
Red Tito
Cuba
Easter-Led Stirs Mark Kennedy's Early Presidency
Washington APnotes Kennedy faced rapid tests since taking office, from Congo violence to Vienna talks and Berlin tensions. The piece traces crises up to a steel price dispute, Kennedy’s political shifts, and a Florida Easter respite as global pressures linger.
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Florida
Kennedy
Congress
Congo
Laos
Khrushchev
Dorothy Kilgallen replies to Elizabeth Taylor blame game
Dorothy Kilgallen defends press coverage of Elizabeth Taylor amid Leser letters complaining the media distracts from taxes and public concerns. Kilgallen argues editors pursue circulation, notes Liz Taylor’s fame, and contrasts coverage with John Glenn and the Shah visit, asserting newspapers mirror public interest rather than craft schemes.
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Clarke
Liz Taylor
John Glenn
New York
Earth
Fame and Flask: 1961 Champagne Output Sets Record
A sterling printer notes France's 1961 champagne production reached a new high of 54,188,849 bottles, marking an all time record and signaling strong industry output amid celebratory tones.
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Sterling
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